Our fees.

Everything we charge landlords and tenants, shown before and including VAT. If it isn’t listed here, we won’t spring it on you.

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£1,650
£500£6,000
Monthly fee £165 + VAT (£198 inc. VAT)
You receive monthly £1,452 after fee inc. VAT
Annual cost £1,980 + VAT (£2,376 inc. VAT)

Fully managed: 10% + VAT (12% inc. VAT), deducted monthly. Set-up & marketing: £250 + VAT (£300 inc. VAT) for the first let, then a re-let fee of £150 + VAT (£180 inc. VAT) for each new tenant. Optional inventory from £290 + VAT (£348 inc. VAT), depending on property size.

Landlord fees in full

Fully Managed10% + VAT (12% inc. VAT) of the monthly rent
Let Only6% + VAT (7.2% inc. VAT) of the annual rent, deducted from the first month’s rent
Set-up & marketing: Fully Managed£250 + VAT (£300 inc. VAT) for the first let, then a re-let fee of £150 + VAT (£180 inc. VAT) for each new tenant in an existing managed property
Set-up & marketing: Let Only£250 + VAT (£300 inc. VAT), one standard fee for each let. The re-let fee doesn’t apply
Optional independent inventory, check-in & check-out (one fee)1 bedroom £290 + VAT (£348 inc. VAT)
2 bedrooms £330 + VAT (£396 inc. VAT)
3 bedrooms £385 + VAT (£462 inc. VAT)
4 bedrooms £425 + VAT (£510 inc. VAT)
5+ bedrooms by agreement

Additional charges, only where they apply

Rent & Legal Protection (optional)3% + VAT (3.6% inc. VAT) of the rent
Section 13 notice (rent increase)£95 + VAT (£114 inc. VAT)
Section 8 notice (possession)£195 + VAT (£234 inc. VAT) for Let Only. Included under Fully Managed
Deposit dispute administration£250 + VAT (£300 inc. VAT) for Let Only, if referred to scheme adjudication. Included under Fully Managed
National Landlord Database registrationIncluded under Fully Managed. Let Only: collating information £95 + VAT (£114 inc. VAT), booking outstanding certificates £30 + VAT (£36 inc. VAT) per certificate
Non-Resident Landlord tax administration£75 + VAT (£90 inc. VAT) per quarter, where the scheme applies
Court attendance or work outside the service scope£150 + VAT (£180 inc. VAT) as incurred
Additional property inspection£30 + VAT (£36 inc. VAT)
Vacant property check£25 + VAT (£30 inc. VAT)
Land Registry proof of ownership, if you can’t provide it£10 + VAT (£12 inc. VAT)
Management takeover from another agent£250 + VAT (£300 inc. VAT), on signing the new tenancy agreement
Management handover to another agent or landlord£400 + VAT (£480 inc. VAT), payable when giving notice to end the agreement
Sale of the property to a tenant we introduced1% + VAT (1.2% inc. VAT) of the sale price, on completion
Withdrawal after referencing has begunAbortive costs by agreement, plus third-party costs
EPC, gas safety record, EICR, Legionella assessmentQuoted on instruction
Smoke and CO alarm supply & fitCost plus fitting, as required for compliance

Tenant fees, in plain English.

Referencing — what we’ll ask for

  • Three-year address history
  • Credit check
  • Current landlord or agent reference
  • Written employer reference
  • Self-employed? Accountant reference + recent accounts

Since 1 May 2026, tenancies in England run month to month under the Renters’ Rights Act rather than for a fixed term. Rent is paid by standing order. Ask us how notice works on either side.

Tenant fees — in plain English

Holding deposit 1 week’s rent

Reserves the property. Withheld only if you withdraw, fail right-to-rent checks, give false information, or don’t sign within 15 days.

Security deposit 5–6 weeks’ rent

Five weeks’ rent where annual rent is under £50,000; six weeks above. Protected in a government scheme and returned at tenancy end, less any agreed deductions.

Late rent 3% over base rate

Interest at 3% above the Bank of England base rate applies once rent is 14+ days in arrears.

Lost keys & changes at cost

Lost keys: the actual replacement cost, plus £15/hour inc. VAT for the time taken. Contract variation at your request: £50 inc. VAT. Change of sharer at your request: £50 inc. VAT, or reasonable costs if higher.

Ending your tenancy 2 months’ notice

Under the Renters’ Rights Act, you can end your tenancy by giving at least two months’ written notice.

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